- Date & Time
June 23rd, 2014 (Mon), 4:30-7:15pm (doors open at 4:10pm, Partial Participation OK) - Venue
Multipurpose Lecture Room (Bldg. 26, Basement Level 1) - Eligibility
Waseda students, faculty & staff - Registration
Not Required (Seating available for 80) - Fee
Free - Language
Japanese (Film is in Hindi with Japanese subtitles)
In recent times, Indian “Bollywood” films have been growing in popularity, appearing in international film festivals and receiving accolades all over the world.
However in this work, “Stanley’s Tiffin Box”, you won’t find any of the singing and dancing that you’ve come to expect from Indian films!
The story takes place during a school lunch break, and the children’s friendships and confrontations with teachers are the subject of the film. There’s plenty of cute kids, delicious looking school lunches and the message behind it all will surely move both your heart and your stomach!
After the screening the current Tokyo International Film Festival, Asian Division Director and current lecturer in “Asian Film Studies”at the School of Culture, Media and Society, Kenji Ishizaka, will give a talk about the film, the Indian film scene in general and also about the Tokyo International Film Festival.
Don’t miss this amazing opportunity!
- Program
4:10pm Doors Open
4:30-6:06pm Part 1: Film Screening (96mins)
6:15-7:15pm Part 2: Kenji Ishizaka (director) Talk and Q&A (60mins)
7:15pm End
*Partial Participation OK.
- Guest
Kenji Ishizaka
Lecturer at Japan Institute of the Moving Image & Tokyo International Film Festival, Asian Division Director.
Inquiries: TEL: 03-5286-3990 E-mail: [email protected]
